Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-01-25

pirate money for the purpose OF paying '"e
expenses of Memorial Day.
By Mr.. Wiggin of Knox-Petition OF
Franklin B. Mutt and 81 others for the same
purpose; also petition of Marshall Lawrence
ct ais. in aid of the Gettysburg Battleneld
Memorial Association.
By Mr.. Shaw of Portland-Bill an act en-
DOW ering towns and cities TO appropriate
money for defraying the expenses of Memo
rial Day.
COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR WATERS.
Bv Mr.. War; en- of Observation-Disclosures
ces of the Diamond Match company and OF
David Boyd and 40 others of Nobleboro and
Newcastle against the passage of anv act pro-
hibiting the throwing of sawdust into Dam
arscotta bay.
By Mr.. Field of Naturalization of Ed
ward P. Kicker ct ais. for an act Authorizing
them to navigate by steam the Range ponds
in the town of Poland, with accompanying
bill.
STATE LANDS AND STATE ROADS.
Bv Mr. Dickey of Fort Kent-Resolve in
favor of Eugene Michand.
COMMITTEES ON EDUCATION.
Bv Mr. Manly of Augusta-Bill an act for
the better supervision of the schools or the
city of Augusta
COMMITTEES ON WAYS AND BRIDGES.
By Mr. Moore of Observation-Disclosures
of the inhabitants of Deering against legisla-
ton which shall impose upon said town any
part of the burden of maintalng the great
bridge at Stroudwater ard Pride's orldge
across the Presumpscot river.
By Mr. Harrington of Norridgew
an act additional to an act to incorporate the
Solon and Embden Bridge company.
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE.
By Mr.. Clark of Bangor-Resolve for the
purchase and preservation of Fort Kent.
| COMMITTEE ON TEMPERANCE.
| BY Mr. Clark of Bangor-Petition of j. W.
Porter for a change of the law relating to the
punishment for intemperance, with accom-
panying bill.
COMMITTEE ON LABOR
nobscot Assembly, K. of L. and SO others,
for a ten hour law.
COMMITTEE ON BANKS AND BANKING.
Bv Mr. Clifford of Auburn-Bill an act to
incorporate the Maine Mortgage Loan Co.
COMMITTEE ON Towns.
Bv Mr. Moore of Observation-Disclosures
of inhabitants of Deering against setting of a
part of the town of Deering to the city of
| Portland.
| COMMITTEE ON reform SCHOOL.
| By Mr. Clifford of Auburn-Bill an act to
regulate the compensation of the Trustees OF
the State Reform School.
COMMITTEE ON Pensions.
Bv Mr.. Wilson of Decentralization of Nj.
A. Cullnan for increase of pension.
CLAIMS.
By Mr. Wilson of Decentralization of A.
II. Bradbury t. be reimbursed for S33 of
State of Maine coupons lost or destroyed.
WALDO COUNTY DELEGATION.
By Mr.. Wilson of Rehabilitation relst-
ing to the salaries of the Judge and Register
of Probate for Waldo county.
PESoBsCoT COUNTY DELEGATION.
By Mr.. Barker of Bangor-Petition of
Samuel F. Humphrey ct ais. relating to the
salary of the Clerk of Courts of Penobscot
County.
On motion of MIR. Dickey of Fort Kent,
Ordered, That the Committee on State
Lands and State Roads be instructed to en-
quire into claim of VIM. Mullen of lie
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timber and logs taken from his farm, and re-
port by resolve or otherwise; also,
Ordered, That the Committee on Educa-
ton enquire if the teachers in the schools
have had their pay for teaching in 1885, and
report by resolve or otherwise.
Ga motion of Mr. keegan of Hamlin,
8Ordered, That Henry A Gagnon of French
vile be granted leave of absence for two
weeks, on account of sickness in his family.
On motion of Mr.. Hersey of Harpswell,
Ordered, That whereas the Board of A. ri-
culture have voted to ask an increase in the
appropriation for Farmers Institute, the
Committee on Agriculture enquire into the
expectancy of increasing the appropriation
from fourteen hundred (Sl400) to the sum
of twenty five hundred (S2500) dollars; also,
Ordered, That whereas the Board of Agri-
culture have voted TO be empowered to issue
more of the reports of the Secretary of the
Board, the Committee on Agriculture enquire
into the expediency of increasing the num-
Der of reports of the Secretary of the Board
OF Agriculture from ten thousand 100000
to twenty thousand 100000 also,
Ordered, That whereas the Board of Agri-
culture have voted to ask an increase of the
salary of the Secretary of the Board of Agr-
culture, the Committee on Agriculture in
quire into the expediencv of increasing the
| chisiy VI shlu oeCTttaTN ITnm SIX nun1Ttu
| (S600) to the sum of eight hundred (SS0O)
dollars.
| REROPTs OF COMMITTEES.
| By Mr.. Thurlow OF Dee Isle, from Com
mittee on Fisheries and Gsme-That petit
toner's have leave to withdraw on petition of
| George M. Estes ct ais. for amendment to
the laws for protection of fish, and right to
hsh with drift nets on Penobscot river above
| Oldtown two days in each week during law
| full season
Also same report on petition of John r.
| Cromwell, ct ais. for permission to take
salmon with drift nets on the Penobscot river
above Oldtown two DAYS in each week from
June lst to August 18th.
BY Mr.. Hamilton of Gouldsboro, from same
committee, report the petitioners have leave
to withdraw on petition of George B. Stevens
ct ais. for close time on cells in Presumpscot
river.
BY Mr.. Foster of Lubec, from same COM
mittee, report that petitioners have leave to
withdraw. on petition of Z r. Luce, ct ais,
Tor the prohibition of the catching of trout,
togue and land-locked salmon from Porter 8
Pond in New Vineyard and Strong.
BY Mr.. Wilson of Belfast from the same
committee, report that petitioners have leave
to withdraw, an petition of Alphonso Blsnch-
ard, ct ais, for prohibition of trout catching
from Tufts and Grindstone and Dutton